Do you find yourself saying—

I love my kids, but damn… does it have to be so f*cking hard?! What am I doing wrong here?

You do everything.

The million daily decisions, the appointments, the playdates, the activities, the illnesses, the cooking, the cleaning, the stay-at-home vs. get-a-job-that-pays-more-than-the-childcare dilemma, the comparing (of yourself and your kids), the mental gymnastics of making it all work on top of trying to remember the last time you showered, or had really good sex, or did even one tiny thing for yourself

without feeling guilty.

You're not doing it wrong.

There’s a reason this keeps feeling heavier than it “should.”

I teach a free class that walks through what’s actually happening when burnout, indecision, and people-pleasing won’t resolve — even when you’re trying.

Inside, we look at:

  • Why burnout doesn’t go away with better time management

  • Why people-pleasing feels automatic

  • Why “trying harder” doesn’t shift the pattern

  • Why you keep circling the same exhaustion

No deep dive into your past.
No diagnosing you.
No fixing you.

Just clarity.

Already know you’re done with this pattern?

Here at Rebel Bloom Society, I guide moms who are done with the bullsh*t of proving themselves to people and systems that benefit from them shrinking, silencing themselves, and constantly serving others.

Inside the work, I show moms how to rebuild inner safety in a world that trained it out of them.

I don’t tell moms what to do or think.
I help them feel safe enough to trust themselves again — even when life is messy.

Christie Dorst

Founder of Rebel Bloom Society

What shapes my work:

Basic human rights aren’t a debate topic here.
No one has to earn their worth.

This is a space built on choice, not force.
You don’t have to perform, comply, or abandon yourself to belong here.

The patriarchy is killing us — slowly, quietly, and systemically.
I will never support systems built on control, dominance, or obedience.

Differences are welcome here.
Systems and beliefs that cause harm are not.